Symposium 44
Complex environments for neurorehabilitation – Innovative tools based on the interactions between virtual reality technology and human physiological networks

Programm

• 12:00 – 12:04 4 Min.

  • Other

  Introduction
• 12:04 – 12:22 18 Min.

  • Invited Lecture

  Linking the virtual to the real – the challenges in introducing virtual reality based rehabilitation programs to the physical world

  • Meir Plotnik (Ramat Gan/ IL)
• 12:22 – 12:40 18 Min.

  • Invited Lecture

  Using combined VR and physiological recordings to study naturalistic behavior during cognitive assessment – what can we learn from cognitive-motor-affective interactions to improve diagnostic and rehabilitation tools?

  • Meytal Wilf (Ramat Gan/ IL)
• 12:40 – 12:58 18 Min.

  • Invited Lecture

  Insights into motor deficits in Parkinson"s disease based on monitoring physiological networks recorded within virtual scenarios: implications for neurorehabilitation.

  • Benedetta Heimler (Ramat Gan/ IL)
• 12:58 – 13:16 18 Min.

  • Invited Lecture

  Virtual reality in rehabilitation – research and clinical applications

  • Gabriel Zeilig (Tel Aviv/ IL)
• 13:16 – 13:26 10 Min.

  • Oral Presentation
  • OP 108

  Immersive Virtual Therapeutic Garden as a Support for Late-Life Depressive Symptoms: A Randomized Clinical Trial

  • Błażej Cieślik (Czestochowa/ PL)

   Telerehabilitation and digital tools, Virtual and augmented reality
• 13:26 – 13:27 1 Min.

  • On Demand

  Complex environments for neurorehabilitation – Innovative tools based on the interactions between virtual reality technology and human physiological networks

  • Meir Plotnik (Ramat Gan/ IL)
  • Meytal Wilf (Ramat Gan/ IL)
  • Benedetta Heimler (Ramat Gan/ IL)
  • Gabriel Zeilig (Tel Aviv/ IL)
  • Błażej Cieślik (Czestochowa/ PL)